Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 3

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, « for the YOUR TOLD Troops. When Others Imp]or :d Food and Money. anddam. T ’ The WOTHE ARLING troops MPASTY Fok : P \!‘..\‘ tomarsow.) THINKS CHIl D TOOK $200 Visitor to Linco Lo=s to provide new And e was wise Wit that sen —————————————————— .5 TRV AR TRV eI A AV TV F T e on when over- to “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. Storr Hours: 8:30 to 6:00 s from the Money. food, munitions! Yes i thank vou. but how 7 BLUMAKOH Jlexible Tl’us Bxg “Million Dollar Se Prmtmg Plant” House Wiring SRRt . 6 Rooms, $100 Thc Nahonel Capx‘t'al Press i e -Shadk Carroll P. Carpenter | Phone North 8349 W STOKES SAMMEXS. 830 13th St. %% Reductions! Reductions. Imtle~ uf Qu y. HLER, Auctioneer Trustee’s Sale of Valuable 16th Street Property IRONCLAD e e ~ Have It Done Right Get Casey Chrlstopher Armat Civil Engineer SBURVEYING ESTIMATES. DRAFTING. ~= 819 ® Formerls As<istant Don’t \\ Let Us Make Them New. 14%; BUILD IT RIGHT | Jest Your gdmgo \\ont GARAGE : | DOORS Board. | ! Geo. I Barker iy o 9650 N, Y ave: 1307 Tth st Fel M. 1348 " Character Printing __ CLAFLIN_FOR EYEGLASSES. ‘ i i Cantblow of! f Cocl-Comfortabl Self~Copfbrming' the rule not the but no eption. High grade, ' | | THE SERVICE SHOP BYRON S. ADAMS, I, Mr. Goldheim Talks: tion of the Hotel Gordon, containing thirty-five rooms and || a three-story brick dwelling, nine rooms and bath, Nos. 918 |’ craftamanship, with the | d 920 Sixteenth Street Northwest. { BY SHEDD ' rinr. i ; ‘: = s R - | BY l’;UBLlfC: AUCTION | “And now, a man’s fancy rass s Refinished ! in Front of the Premises, : i turns to STRAW HATS, Eh?” Wednesday, the 11th Day of May, 1921, at 4 o’Clock P. M. me, reflect bmaiic AWEE melst barchf ROBERT H. M'NE!LL, Woodward Bldg., Trustee. “Yes, if you want to put it that way,” smilingly replied Mr. | The Elmer H Cadm Co,, ! HAYDEN JOI Woodward Bldg., Trusteo. i Goldheim. “And let me tell you samething. See those well-filled SEESU A st . Flene il e e f‘{{\f’l;]l‘l" O'BRIEN, Westory Bldg., Trustes. cases? They are brimful of the best looking straws that ever All Varnishes 259, Off | e ot Tenstass, Woniward Bite, came out of a packing case—the makers have fairly excelled Beginninz Mondar, May 0. for one week. | A bona fide reduction ena- bling you to secure best var-. nishes for spring furbishing-up, ! at 239 saving. | Becker Paint and Glass Co., | 1235 Wisconain ave Phone West a7 ~ ROOF TROUBLE Call Main 760. Grafton& Son, Inc.,«Taie, ‘ahel | “Hleating and Roofing Experts 35 Yea themselves this season. It strikes me that a man would be pretty hard to please if he couldn’t find HIS HAT among the showing.” ““Interesting---but who made them---and what are the prices ?”’ “Here’s the Roll of Honor,” replied Mr. Goldheim. “Borsalino Secure Space T T T T N N T N N T T s S R T T T T S N I T N T N U NN N N N N SN N TN O NN SN VN A T I S A TN N T r oo e s s T . The New Star Building Roofing ¥ - ; e i sdaid ranged to suit tenant before partitions are permanently placed. “Doctor of Roofs” = ! (Italy), Robert Heath, Ltd., Vyse Sons & Co. and Barford & Sons i Lewks repaired permanently. Prewar Those desirous 6 obtain M i (England), as well as the best of the American-made hats—fore- | bepirres ose desirous of obtaining space in the | 5 larity being none other th Bl & Koch’s ‘Fl 1 R. K. FERGUSON, Inc. new Star building should apply at once. Onby | most in popuarity bel £ none an blum och's “Ilex- 1114 00 ST Phone North 231282, three floors are available, and they will be ar- | ible’ self-conforming straw. ) B i 3 | Unusually desirable improved real estate, being a por- | UMBRELI \g" _ Also a limited number of single rooms or ‘, Beraiging Citecover) suites. | e i u'.""\' w. 12 Buildi dv { bef ‘ Je. 8. I e uilding ready for occupancy before Sep- Lfl MC APPIY i tember 1. J.ive Oak asbestos roofing cement to your roof; 4 cne cost equal to more :-:“fl"n‘"::;um:{ For further information apply to WK, e Distlbaton! T THE BUSINESS MANAGER, THE EVENING STAR luct sold bulk. T mflz“—uruum AND GRAND rax repers 10 for 10 cts MANY smokers prefer it. They’ll find that this compact package of ten Lucky Strike Cigarettes will just suit them. 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